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They all look alike. Changing the header pic doesn't make them different sites... everything on them is the same.

I do, I do... but... That's not why I'm here... not that I'd complain if I did get some from here, lol.

divs are divisions of a webpage, you can have divisions on top of other divisions called layers or use them to chop up a page into sections. either way uses the <div> </div> tags in html. the attribute that causes it to layer is the z-index. If a webpage were in 3d you'd think of it as the lower...

Well... that's good to know if i ever use that method... thanks for posting the solution, Wynne. Whether we like to or not, we have to pander to IE.

No, the first time I looked at the pages, everything looked the same. The second time I looked it was as you said so it's not a setting in IE... but I don't know how to fix it.

Usually that's me, too, but I kinda had fun watching that one... maybe I ODed on coffee.. ;)

Macromedia Studio 8 for the simple reason that you would be getting more than an HTML editor.

nice redesign

Well, you know more about coding css than I do, lol... I'll have to take your word for it.

I see what you mean now... yesterday and this morning when i looked at it in the different browsers it looked the same...I'm not 100% expert on css. Learning as I go along and that's piecemeal learning. I can't think why it won't work in IE. I can suggest something else, however. When viewing...

Where are you? That's cheap in comparison to here, lol.

Every time I looked at it yesterday, I was called away and didn't get a chance to ask a question. I looked at the two pages in IE and Firefox but didn't see the problem. Everything does exactly what the css tells it to do.

looks like class homework but i'm inclined to agree i need therapy after viewing THE ENTIRE LIST

did you go look at that post in the requests section? you were saying you need some things in your portfolio... not a lot of work from what i can tell but would still be a good credit to add.

hmmm.. not sure how simple it will be but you might try www.dynamicdrive.com. I think once the script is in place it shouldn't be that hard to update with new information.

well, even though you don't need help anymore, i thought i would say that it's a cute site.

What he ^ said. I could probably come up with a lot of reasons why using tables is better but the main one I've already stated... you won't have the browser problem that I saw this morning with the images covering the text links. When using divs they never work across browsers exactly the same...

It yells at me. I didn't get much beyond that because when a site yells at me I don't feel invited in. Bright yellow and bright green are not a good combination except in small doses. Sorry to sound so negative but colors and combinations of colors engender emotional responses and that's how...

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Yes, we pay by the gallon in the US but considering that we supply the greater portion of our own oil and gasoline you'd think it would be a lot cheaper than it is... but i suppose given the prices you all are stating the ratio of cost isn't much different than what it was before our prices...